My Land Rover Discovery has about eighty five thousand kilometres, and for a week the AC fan has been very loud, but the air coming out is weak even on the highest setting. It is still cool, just not strong. I live in Sharjah and work near Industrial Area 10, so the car sits in the sun all day and I need the AC from the first minute. My cousin says the fan motor is dying and I should replace it. A friend says weak airflow with a loud fan usually means a blocked cabin filter, and that I may be about to spend money for nothing. I looked online for a Land Rover AC workshop in Industrial Area 10, but every page said the same thing, so I still do not know what a proper check includes. Could a very dirty cabin filter really make this much noise? Can leaves or dust inside the blower housing cause a rattle? Does the shop test the blower speed and the resistor before they say the motor is bad? Is it expensive to reach the blower on a Land Rover? How long does a check take, and what should it cost? If your car had the same loud fan and weak air, please tell me what the cause was, what you paid, and what you would do differently. Easy answers help me most.
I am 63 years old and I retired last year, so I live on a small monthly pension now. My 2014 GMC Terrain is the only car I have, and I use it to visit my doctor, buy groceries and see my grandchildren on weekends. Two weeks ago it started to slip when I drove up the ramp near my house. The engine got loud, but the car did not speed up. Then on Monday it would not move at all, and my neighbour helped me push it to the side of the road. The garage I always used said the gearbox is finished and I need a new one. When he told me the price, I had to sit down. It was more than I have saved for the whole year. My nephew said not to give up yet and told me to ask about an affordable GMC automatic gearbox replacement in Industrial Area 11, because he said some places have different choices that cost less than the big dealers. I did not know there were different choices. I read a page about GMC gearbox repair online to understand the words, and it talked about rebuilt units, used units and checking if the problem is small or big. It was easy to read, but I still do not know what is best for me. So I want to ask people who know more. If the gearbox is really finished, which is the better choice, a used one, a rebuilt one, or fixing the old one? How long does each one last, and does it come with a warranty? How can I know a cheap used gearbox is not already tired? Can I pay in two or three parts, or do most places want all the money at once? The car has 160,000 kilometers, so I am also thinking about whether it is smarter to sell it and buy a smaller car. How did you decide when you were in the same place? Sorry for the long message, and thank you for reading.
My wife drives our 2017 C200 most days, and last night she told me the brake pedal feels softer than before and there is a high squeak when she slows down near the roundabout. I did not take it seriously at first because she always says the car sounds funny. But this morning I drove it myself, and she is right. The pedal goes down a bit more than I like, and when I stop gently there is a thin metal sound, like a small whistle. There is also a lot of black dust on the front wheels, much more than the rear ones. The car has around 68,000 kilometers, and honestly I cannot remember the last time the pads were changed. My friend says Mercedes pads wear fast because the car is heavy and the brakes are strong, so it might just be normal. My brother in law says to ignore it until the warning light shows up on the dashboard. That sounds risky to me, since we take the kids to school every morning and sometimes drive on the highway to see family. I did some reading and found a page about Mercedes brake pad service from a workshop here in Dubai. It explained how the pads, discs and sensor wire work together, and how the dashboard light only comes when the pad is already very thin. That surprised me, because I thought the light was an early warning. I do not want to wait for it. Since we live close to Al Wasl, I typed Reliable Mercedes brake pad change serving Al Wasl into my phone, mostly to see how long this job takes and what the usual price range looks like. All I found were offers, no real stories. So I wanted to ask people who own these cars. Do you change front and rear pads together, or only the ones that are worn? Is it normal for the sensor to be changed each time, and does that cost extra? Also, how do I know if the discs are still good? One person told me that if you feel a shake in the pedal, the discs are bent, but mine does not shake, it only feels soft. Could a soft pedal mean old brake fluid instead of pads? Another thing is the parts. Do you pick original ones, or is a good quality brand fine? I have heard cheap pads can be noisy and make even more dust. If you did this on your Mercedes, please tell me how long you waited, what you paid, and whether the brakes felt different afterward. Thanks a lot, I will check the replies tonight.
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